Bungay 13 Hempnall 0. Pictures: NICK BUTCHER

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

Anglian Combination Division One action between Bungay Town (blue) and Hempnall.

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One of the yearly event’s main headline makers, Division One Bungay Town, had promised entertainment during their home fixture against Hempnall. That’s what they delivered by romping to a 13-0 win with Paul Bliss (4), Tom Franklyn (3), Fionn Goodwin-Wright (2), Daniel Wilby (2), Kevin Riches and Sam Olley all netting in the demolition job which moved them up to third.

Acle United had the chance of regaining top position in the Premier Division, but they went down 3-0 at home to Dersingham Rovers, who had Alex Clunan and Sam Peck (2) on target. Kirkley & Pakefield Reserves now sit top of the pile after winning 2-0 at Reepham Town. Kaiden Goldspink and Matt Willis did the business in front of goal for them, as did Jack Hurrell who helped Cromer Town edge Harleston Town 1-0.

Spixworth ran out 2-1 winners against Mattishall with Shaun Wones and Danny Brown scoring for the home side and Damion Didwell for the visitors. St Andrews ran out 4-1 victors against Norwich CEYMS. The winners’ scorers were John Muir, James Taylor (2) and James Freshwater, Daniel Mace scoring for CEYMS.

Wroxham Reserves ran out 3-0 winners against Aylsham with Jordon Attree (penalty), Ben Anderson and Bradley Spooner on target. Foulsham (Ben Darby) lost 2-1 at home to Scole United (William Goulding and Arun Lucraft). Scoring all three goals, Caister beat Long Stratton 2-1 with Mike Fennell and Keegan Taylor finding the right net.

Bradenham Wanderers beat Hellesdon to triumph in other Division One action. Ross Pantry and Connor Charlesworth scored for Hellesdon while Jake Watson and Nick Hook (2) were the Bradenham scorers.